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            <text>Contents&#13;
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Acknowledgements&#13;
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Introduction&#13;
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Regional profiles&#13;
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Northern Ireland -Scotland -North -North-West -WalesWest Midlands - Yorkshire and Humberside - East Anglia South-West - East Midlands - South-East&#13;
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Chapter 1&#13;
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Employment, population and unemployment&#13;
The distribution of employment growth- Variations in employment growth by sector - Government employment - Private services Manufacturing industry and regional policy - Structural factors in the growth of manufacturing employment - Industry mix - The urban-rural shift - The formation of new firms - Employment, job opportunities and migration - Employment and unemployment in inner cities - Regional shortfalls in employment - The response: emigration and unemployment&#13;
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Chapter 2&#13;
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Regional income&#13;
Determinants of personal income per head - Productivity and employment income -Dependants - Transfers of personal income The relationship between expenditure and income&#13;
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Chapter 3&#13;
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Regional policy for the 1980s&#13;
The regional problem - The case for regional policy in the 1980s Costs of regional policy - Regional policy instruments - Subregional planning - The institutional framework - Conclusions&#13;
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Chapter 4&#13;
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The conflict over local government spending&#13;
Problems under the existing system - The Rate Support Grant Problems in the mid-1970s- The present crisis- Reforming the distribution formulae - The new Local Government Bill - The new grant system - Principles which could make the new system fair&#13;
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Appendix&#13;
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Provisional regional accounts Definitions - Sources of data - Ust of tables&#13;
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Select bibliography&#13;
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page iii 5 17&#13;
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36 43&#13;
51 85&#13;
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